Math and Science

Group 1

enVision MathKatie Ballou

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enVision Math enVision math brings math to real life. This math program uses real life situations to help students learn math. enVision math uses a book and ditigal resourses like a online book, games, and songs to help remember information.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njE4bp9ddjw 

Here is a video that the students would watch to go along with their lessons.

Compass Learning

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Compass Learning is a program for primary curriculum(Grades k-5) and Secondary Curriculum(grades 6-8).

Compass Learning is made to catch and hold the attention of the students while teaching them new or old math skills.

Compass learning helps to teach by verbal and visual teachings. A student can sign on at home and play the games while at

home or at school!

http://www.compasslearning.com/tour.htm

Students learn/primary:• Working with two- and three-

dimensional shapes • Addition, subtraction,

multiplication, division, and exponents

• Spatial sense • Length, weight, and capacity • Identifying patterns • Data analysis and probability • Transformations and symmetry • Fractions, decimals, ratios, and

percents

http://www.compasslearning.com/SWF/HighSchoolSampleAct/Globals/MasterShell/A1711.html

http://www.compasslearning.com/Sampleactivities/launch.aspx?title=Expanding%20Up%20to%20Billions&flashsrc=globals/mastershell/mastershell.swf?dictionarysrc=ma56~scale=no~activitypath=../../5/ma/source/chapter01/lesson02/activity02/activity.xml&flashbase=globals/mastershell/

Students learn/secondary:• Manipulating complex fractions • Solving multistep equations

and inequalities • Completing real-world

computation • Calculating using decimals • Working with distance, rate,

and time • Solving pre-algebraic

equations with and without variables

American Chemical Society

http://portal.acs.org/portal/acs/corg/content?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=PP_TRANSITIONMAIN&node_id=878&use_sec=false&sec_url_var=region1&__uuid=6f69f493-9615-44dc-998f-b3d4e5de141d

Introduced by: Katie Pruitt

Teaching ScienceThe American Chemical Society has an interactive website that has really interesting activities for students to do to enhance their skills in science.

This Website Offers Many Different Activities On:

• Planet Earth•  Your Body•  Art and Toys• What Chemists Do

 

 •  Chemical and Physical

Change•  Characteristics of

Materials•  solids, liquids, and

gases•  Motion and Energy

Here is a Link to the Science for Kids Site

http://portal.acs.org/portal/acs/corg/content?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=PP_TRANSITIONMAIN&node_id=878&use_sec=false&sec_url_var=region1&__uuid=6f69f493-9615-44dc-998f-b3d4e5de141d

GlenIntDissGlenco Interactive

Dissections

Katie Pruitt

Glenco Interactive DissectionsGlenco Interactive Dissections is a very interesting site teachers and students can use to learn about science in an interactive way without the mess of an actual dissection. - This can be used to show where different bones, muscles, ect..can be located on frogs and earthworms.  

Glenco Interactive Dissections Offers

• 'Melt-away' layers reveal individual structures and give students total control.

• Professionally dissected organisms enhance and clarify anatomy and structures that may be difficult to visualize during dissection.

• Allow unlimited practice, quizzes, animations, and more

• The frog dissection is leveled for either middle school or high school use.

Glenco Interactive DissectionHere is an active link to get a better understanding and an

overview of the program.      

http://www.glencoe.com/sites/common_assets/science/dissection/html/glenintdissdemo.html

   

Cool Math 4 Kids

Chelsea Igel

Cool Math 4 Kids   

*Cool math 4 kids is a math site specially designed for what kids like and how they

learn!  

Cool Math 4 Kids*Teachers, Parents, and Student *Addition, Subtraction,Multiplication,     Long Division *Fractions and Decimals *Games and Lessons

Cool Math 4 Kids

* Here is the website for cool math 4 kids.    http://coolmath4kids.com   

Teach R Kids Math

Chelsea Igel

 *Teach R Kids Math is designed to meet the individual needs of your child. Your child advances to the next level at his or her own pace. In addition,  your child is able to work on areas that he or she needs to improve upon. 

Teach R Kids Math*Time and Money *Worksheets*Timed Activities*Pre-k to third grade  

Teach R Kids Math   *Here is the website for teach r kids math.

http://www.teachrkids.com/ 

Earth Science

Create an Earthquakeand Create a Volcano

Stacey Michel

Creating an Earthquake*Make a Quake allows teachers and students to make an earthquake. *In this simple simulation, you choose the ground on which to build your building and which quake-proofing technological prevention to employ. You can then subject it to three levels of quake intensity and see how it stands up!*Make a Quake can be used to show students the awareness of the effect of knowing geological information. After doing this simulation, students will have a better understanding of Earthquake awareness.http://dsc.discovery.com/guides/planetearth/earthquake/interactive/interactive.html 

Volcano Eruptions*Explore a Virtual Volcano helps teachers and students create a simualtion of a volcano eruption.*Try your hand at creating the different types of volcanoes and their varied eruptions. Change the viscosity and gas levels below, and then hit the “set conditions” button to see your volcano.*Magma viscosity and gas content are factors in the shape and explosiveness of a volcano. This project provides a simplified look at volcanoes, gives an inside look at volcanoes, volcano types, and a global perspective of volcanoes. http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/pompeii/interactive/interactive.html 

MathBits&

Ask Dr. MathBy Sarah Hall

MathBits

    It is often difficult to find fun, interesting websites dealing with secondary and college level mathematics.  MathBits.com is a site which offers fun, yet challenging lessons and activities in these ares.    It includes Jr. High math, pre-Algebra, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry, pre-Calc, and Calculus. 

http://mathbits.com/ 

Trigonometry    http://www.ies.co.jp/math/java/trig/index.htmlGeometry    http://mathbits.com/MathBits/StudentResources/Geometry/GeometryStudent.htmPre-Calc    http://mathbits.com/MathBits/PPT/Algebra2Challenge.html  

Ask Dr. Math 

    This website contains answers to thousands of questions pertaining to all areas of mathematics, from elementary to college levels.  There are over 200 mathematical subjects covered.  There is a search engine to find questions regarding specific areas, and a place to write your own question if the answer cannot be found.

The Math Forum @ Drexel

http://mathforum.org/library/drmath/drmath.high.html

•     MathBits is a site that can be helpful during classroom time and at home.  It can quickly produce answers and visuals to otherwise complex problems. This could be used in class disscusion when explaining examples.  Once students are familiar with this site, they go find extra practice work through the games and lessions.  It is often difficult to find extra help in the higher up math subjects such as trigonometry and calculus.

•     Ask Dr. Math gives students an idependence for finding answers to their questions.  Often when a teacher is not available, there is no one else qualified enough to ask for trigonometry or calculus help.  This website supplies answers to complex, advanced mathematics for students and even teachers.

Nasa QuestDr.Jeff's Blog on the Universe

Kids Do Science 

By Carla Bridges

 

Nasa Questhttp://quest.arc.nasa.gov/  This is an interactive site that challenges students to learn about NASA, their missions and discoveries in science. This site has lessons for students and interactive missions for all ages. NASA TV is avaliable for students to view past and currents events.

 

Dr. Jeff's Blog on the Universehttp://blogontheuniverse.org/ This blog tracks events in space.  This site is interactive for the student as well as provide lesson plans for teachers.  This has so much information the it could be used to teach science in the classroom. 

Kids Do Sciencehttp://www.uga.edu/srel/kidsdoscience/kidsdoscience-fun.htmThis site is for students K-4th.  This site provide many hands on activities that children can use to further their understanding of science.  It covers areas from the scientific method to chemistry.These activities are puzzles, word searches, poetry, RAP.  This site integrated other subjects into their lessons.